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I "think" I'll be picking this up the moment it hits the shelves...actually I know I will but I digress. :D

So basically what you're saying is that your hate of d02 know no limit?

FWIW my cancer appears to be gone (at least for now) and everything else is just superficial. So it's all good.

Of course IMO virtually none of us are playing D&D these days....for the most part we're just playing a D20 conversion of D&D. ;)

1. Depending on your driving habits it's possible. I drove home once on a spare tire that had been mounted backwards on the hub. Made it home just fine, but ended up needing to have all four bolts retapped. 2. Probably about the same as if you'd actually gotten into an accident with tires that...

Olive Garden is still going strong here, Fuddruckers seems to be just getting by and Chi-Chi's are going bye-bye.

The short story... Laying low through the divorce, which has at times gotten pretty nasty. Other than that I've mostly been breathing fresh mountain air while playing security contractor. The long story is of course...longer. ;)

The McRib has always been a strange one for me. Every couple of years they'd bring it back...I'd get one because it had been forever....then I would be rudely reminded of why I never get more than one during their limited runs....but inevitably by the time they come back again I have completely...

FWIW the McRib is making one of it's periodic reappearances here in SW Ohio. Anyone remember when BK had a breakfast burrito of their own?

Nope but it DID have the Hornet gun & Snarks! :) Which reminds me of the symbiotes used by Cobra La forces in the GI Joe animated movie.

Most of the fictional work regarding biotechnology typically presents it as using living material (typically modified) as a replacement for standard "mechanical" technology. Example one is definitely arguable as merely using an already existing creature without modfications doesn't really...

Are you sure his name isn't Grooge? ;)

Pavel Chekov's friend the Ceti Eel...

I beg to differ. I'll happily put my mid-range HT system up against the best you'll find in a theater...and the 50K home systems are so superior sonically to what the theaters offer it's laughable. The reality is that a good home theater set up easily rivals the movie going experience...and...

The key factor is exactly WHERE the battlefields of the future are located. All of the argument thus far has centered around a terrestrial battlefield, while much of speculative science fiction moves said engagements out of the gravity well and into space. The arguments for/against each family...

It's a symbol of Christianity that goes back virtually to the beginning of the religion. During the Roman persecutions the fish was used as a secret symbol to help Christians identify one another. Much of the association comes from the fact that St. Peter was a fisherman and that Jesus...

Sometimes it is just too damn easy.

Yeah maybe but the Vikings were still illiterate, brought only death and destruction without implementing a vast trading empire, and only used giant axes (well maybe a few swords, which were surely little more than crude iron bars), and ate babies...and rode motorcycles right?! *ponders to...

...well at least I nailed the horned helmets, giant axes (no wussy swords), baby christian eating & riding motorcycles part. :D